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-September 18, 2026

Sing. No Cry: A group art exhibition

Sing. No Cry: A group art exhibition

Nine artists explore instinct, experimentation and artistic freedom through works that question convention and embrace individual creative impulses

-September 18, 2026

‘Taanvee’s Arangetram’: A Bharatanatyam debut

‘Taanvee’s Arangetram’: A Bharatanatyam debut

Young Bharatanatyam artiste Taanvee will mark her formal solo debut with a traditional repertoire at the India International Centre on September 20

-September 18, 2026

Emergent Forms: A group exhibition of young artists

Emergent Forms: A group exhibition of young artists

A seven-month mentoring programme culminates in a group exhibition featuring over 40 artworks by 20 young artists exploring material, narrative and scale

-September 17, 2026

Many Modernisms: a group exhibition on a changing India

Many Modernisms: a group exhibition on a changing India

Thapar Gallery’s group exhibition explores Indian modernism through artists who captured a changing society, from tradition to abstraction.

-September 15, 2026

“Heads- every face holds a story”: a group exhibition

“Heads- every face holds a story”: a group exhibition

A group exhibition at Shridharani Gallery brings together artists across generations to explore the human face through identity, emotion, memory and imagination

-September 15, 2026

‘Tara Padmanabhan’s Arangetram’: A Bharatanatyam showcase

‘Tara Padmanabhan’s Arangetram’: A Bharatanatyam showcase

Tara Padmanabhan will mark a milestone in her Bharatanatyam journey with an arangetram at Delhi Tamil Sangam Auditorium on September 19

-September 10, 2026

KNMA opens two exhibitions exploring abstraction, ecology

KNMA opens two exhibitions exploring abstraction, ecology

KNMA’s two exhibitions bring together abstract art and ecological themes, examining geometry, plant life, memory, labour and humanity’s relationship with nature

-September 9, 2026

The Urban Traditional: A group art exhibition

The Urban Traditional: A group art exhibition

Tradition meets contemporary urban life as 10 artists reinterpret India's folk and cultural visual languages through new materials, forms and perspectives